cd |
Change directory
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mkdir |
Create directory
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rmdir |
Remove directory
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rm |
Remove file
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cp |
Copy file
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ls |
List of content of current directory
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cp he.inp he3216.inp |
Multiplicity (n number of umpaired electron)
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n+1(n number of umpaired electron)
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Charge
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+/-/0
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he.inp |
name of the input script
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he.out |
name of the output script
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rungms |
run gamess
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rungms he>he.out|
How to see if my calculation worked?
Look
density converged in the output file
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Where to see the final energy (HF) ?
Right after the message
density converged the Hartree Fock energy calculation is provided FINAL RHF ENERGY IS=
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Where to see the final energy (MP2/CCSD) ?
Look for a message
E(MP2/CCSD)=
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How to see the number of basis fonction?
Beginning of the output script there is a recap of the input script, and search for
Nb of cartesian basis fonction=
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STO-nG
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GBASIS=STO |
NGAUSS=n |
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n-21G
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GBASIS=N21 |
NGAUSS=n |
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n-31G
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GBASIS=N31 |
NGAUSS=n |
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n-311G
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GBASIS=N311 |
NGAUSS=n |
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cc-PVnZ
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GBASIS=CCn |
ISPHERE=1 in $CONTROL |
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x shell polarisation function
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NxFUNC=number of set |
x=p, d, f
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Semi empirical methods
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GBASIS=MNDO |
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GBASIS=AM1 |
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GBASIS=PM3 |
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GBASIS=N31 NGAUSS=6 NPFUNC=1GBASIS=N31 NGAUSS=6 NPFUNC=2COORDS=CART H 1 0.0 0.0 0.0 C 6 1.1 0.0 0.0 COORDS=ZMT H 1 1.1 2 125.0 3 180.0 COORDS=ZMTMPC H 1.1 1 125.0 1 180.0 1 2 3 COORDS=ZMT and COORDS=ZMTMPC , only put the required data ! |
Method/Wave function choice
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Close Shell System
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SCFTYP=RHF default |
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Open Shell System
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SCFTYP= UHF |
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SCFTYP= ROHF |
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SCFTYP=GVB |
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SCFTYP= MCSCF |
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Electron correlation method
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Mollera-Plesseta MPn
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MPLEVL=n |
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DFT
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DFTTYP= word |
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coupled-cluster CC
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CCTYP= word |
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configuration interaction CI
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CITYP= word |
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valence bond VB
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VBTYP= word |
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TDDFT
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TDDFT= word |
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Other
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Charge n of molecule
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ICHARG=n |
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Multiplicity n of molecule
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MULT=n |
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Format of geometry in
$DATA |
COORDS= word |
VWN/BP86/BLYP...CCD/CCSD/CCSD(T)...CART/ZMT/ZMTMPC
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